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dance of death

/dɑːns əv dɛθ/

Traduction: Expression métaphorique désignant une situation ou un événement qui mène inévitablement à la destruction, à l'échec ou à la mort, souvent utilisée dans un contexte dramatique ou littéraire.

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/dɑːns əv dɛθ/C1formalart
  • frExpression métaphorique désignant une situation ou un événement qui mène inévitablement à la destruction, à l'échec ou à la mort, souvent utilisée dans un contexte dramatique ou littéraire.

A metaphorical phrase referring to a situation or event that leads to inevitable destruction, failure, or death, often used in a dramatic or literary context.

  1. Allegorical conceptC1formal

    A medieval allegorical representation of death leading people of all social classes to the grave, often depicted in art and literature.

    frdanse macabre

    • The 'Dance of Death' fresco in the church shows skeletons dancing with kings and peasants.
    • Holbein's series of woodcuts on the Dance of Death is a famous artistic work.
    • The poem describes a macabre dance of death that spares no one.
  2. Metaphorical usageB2informal

    A situation or activity that leads inevitably to destruction or death.

    frdanse macabre

    • The soldiers knew their mission was a dance of death.
    • Investing all your money in that risky scheme is a dance of death.
    • The duel was a dance of death for both participants.
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